Re: locate-library INTERACTIVE-CALL argument

[Kevin Rodgers]

Richard Stallman wrote:

> Using interactive-p is not equivalent to what the INTERACTIVE-CALL
> argument does.  So the change is not a no-op.  The effect of the change
> would be not to output anything if used in a keyboard macro.  This is
> explained in the Lisp Manual.

Thanks for pointing that out.  But I'm still not happy with the current
implementation.  If the command is called interactively (within a
keyboard macro or not), INTERACTIVE-CALL is unconditionally set to t, so
the message will displayed.  Since the intent is to display the message
when the command is called interactively, even when it is called via a
keyboard macro, why not test for those conditions explicitly with
interactive-p and executing-macro respectively?

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Kevin Rodgers